New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

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will not dwell longer upon this dark enui.S
10 the tragedy. dwclt upon it IN those DAYS ui'i
1 had sunk into n morbid gloom from "nicn
nothing could rouse me- | made my preparations
for dnTorturc and remained in the precincts OF
my own Misunderstanding my meals brought 10
mo from the mcss-unti the last day OF my
soiourn in Jullabad. i made my ronhd OF i"rc-
/ ,rcu calls with n heavy heart, and WIS dlsap-
pointed To the verge OF grici by discovering ,,
/ c,rnc 10 say good bye to her, that Lady - iclly
had loft Jullahad. She gone To Europe, u
week or more. The kind word and KIND look OF
TINT trucst and OyclicSt OF women "iich h"u
bopcd 10 take away with me as my ohly CONF
| fort from this dark empire, was oDllSed 10 20
without -, -,
/ - ,vas not until I had rot on board the mail
| st.a,ner M bombay and we began To rcccdc from
the dark shores. that | was able to turn my
mind TO the future With the last sight OF the
! inland hills went below and lay down TO thlh<.
I o,cncd the book OF the future and tried to race
tho task II was II hard one. dclichtc mothcr
! and sister dcpcnding mainly my help for their
sunport; and now my profcssion-to prepare me
/ for which my mother had practiscd nara ccoho-
mics which she and Agnes could Ill AFFORD
was cone for life. | must seek something else
, must take measure Of my qualifications, ana
push into the struggling crow OF seekers win All
| my strength but alas | might have to wait
/ long and bear many disappointment, ana what
should they do in the meantime? FOR the HTS.
three DAYS | was too Ill to come on Deck anu
law in the sitting solitude Of my cnpln, except
! for an hour or so in the middle of the coo
| NIGHT On the evening of the third day / felt
| hotter and went ND about 10 o'clock. hung over
tine side of the vessel observing the phoSphoresccnt
roll Of the water and passiycly enjoying the quiet
| cooncss troubled with no thoughts OF TINS me- as
| is ALWAYS the case wien one is caught by inc
! influence of nature sea or shore, when one
! Of tbc last things | could have dreamed OF on
that calm luminous Indian Ocean happened To me-
4 hand lightly touched my arm, and turning
round. | bchcId Lady ORcilly,
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Have you been ill?'
"onrv scasicl;. Bat I thought You were almost
in England 10y this time, Lady oKeilly'
needn't saw am glad To meet YOU on this steamer,
for Il was a keen disappointment to me when |
went TO say goodbye and was told that you were
gone.
She put her hand on my arm and walked
along the deck with her. | longcd with a mor"n
craving 10 talk about Mrs llumhys fate; nut
Lady O'Koillv avoided the subject; and inter
two or three attempts | rccollcct"d myself, ana
returned To- Il no moro. Was it topic hitting To
ask her 10 dwell upon? And the painful shock 10
her generous womanly faith which Mrs Iulhpy
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